Every classic is photographed before it moves and secured over the tires, never chained to the frame. Then you decide: open transport, or a covered trailer that keeps it out of the weather and out of sight.
Most classics travel on an open trailer, and for a solid driver-quality car that is both safe and noticeably cheaper. If you would rather yours never met weather or a passing phone camera, we can put it in a fully enclosed trailer instead. You see what each one costs before you choose — we do not pick for you.
The car comes off slowly, and either trailer is long.
Asphalt or concrete. Gravel and soft ground are a problem for a low car on a long ramp.
A covered trailer stands around 13 ft 6 in — watch for branches and cables.
Unloading and inspecting a classic is far easier before dusk.
Once you have bought, here is exactly what happens next.
Step 1 — Record
We photograph the car from every angle before loading, so its condition on the day of pickup is on record.
Step 2 — Load
It is loaded gently and secured over the tires, then blocked so nothing shifts on the road.
Step 3 — On the way
Your driver calls to confirm the run and gives you a 2-hour arrival window on the day.
Step 4 — Inspect
You compare the car against the pickup photographs before you sign for it. Take as long as you need.
On a classic, the handover is the inspection. Your driver unloads it, hands you the photographs taken at pickup, and gives you the time to walk the car panel by panel and compare.
It also arrives with a 30-day money-back guarantee and a 90-day limited warranty, so a decision made in a driveway is never final.
Your 30-day guaranteeWe carry the risk of loss or damage while your purchase is in transit, and provide carrier and policy details on request. Ownership passes to you only once you have inspected it and signed for delivery.
Find it, win it or Buy It Now, and we bring it to you documented and untouched.